Colville Examiner Opens New Plant As Democratic Voice
The Colville Examiner, launched October 31 1907 by Stevens County Democrats, reports moving to larger quarters, a new cylinder press and improved printing. It touts local job work kept in Colville, reduced print costs, and expanded coverage of county boards and courts while courting investment and readership beyond Colville. The piece notes flour mill price cuts and hints at regional civic clubs and party calls for young Democrats, with Bryan and Roosevelt commentary and upcoming Spokane convention.
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